Tokyo, Mar. 14.
'That the death of Dr, Sun Yat, son tends tomake the' fature of China all the darker, and that, through his loss, pot only China Tut the entire East suffers, is the Who oe the comments of" nearly Scery' Japanese. paper.
Dr. Sun has been singled out as the only Chinese statesman who di hot use his. position to enrich him Sele, who entertained and followed jotty "ideals and whose since cent not be doubted.
'He was not practical," says the 'Osaka Avahic' "He was rather "tty. and ideal, but his. greatness Hes in the unflinching determination with which he strove to" translate Tis ideals into: practice."
Tt is generally. thought that, his tenth will occasion great difielties China, by bringing about a rift in the Nationalist lute.
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